So you’ve heard about CodeGuard—the daily automated backup solution that protects your website from accidents, updates, and cyber threats.

Great choice. But now you might be wondering…

“How do I actually turn it on?”

Good news: If you’re a PLiKhost customer, enabling CodeGuard takes less than 1 minute.
>No technical skills. No software to install. No complex configuration.

Here’s how to do it:

✅ Step-by-Step: Activate CodeGuard from Your Client Area

1. Log in to your PLiKhost client area
   → Go to https://plikhost.com/client

2. Click on “Services” → Select your hosting product
   → This opens your product management page.

3. Scroll to the Addons or Backup section
   → Look for the option that says “CodeGuard Daily Backup”

4. Click “Add” or “Order Now”
   → Choose your preferred CodeGuard plan (based on the number of websites you want to protect).

5. Confirm your order & checkout
   → Done! Your site is now connected to CodeGuard.

🟢 Within 24 hours, your first automatic backup will be completed.

💡 What Happens Next?

After CodeGuard is activated:

• It connects to your site via FTP/SFTP (automatically)

• It takes an initial full backup of your website and database

• It monitors your site daily for any changes

• It sends you alerts if anything suspicious happens

• You can restore your site (or just parts of it) with one click

No plugins. No scripts. Just set it once and relax.

🛡️ Why Use CodeGuard?

• Daily backups of your site and database

• One-click restore if something goes wrong

• Offsite encrypted storage for maximum safety

• Change alerts for early malware detection

• Works with WordPress, Joomla, Magento, and more

✅ Final Thoughts

Activating CodeGuard is the easiest way to protect your website from the unexpected.

Whether you’re a freelancer, blogger, small business owner, or developer—you can’t afford to lose your website.

In 60 seconds, you can set up a full backup system that runs daily, quietly, and reliably.

🟢 Activate CodeGuard on your PLiKhost hosting now and take control of your website’s safety—before you ever need to restore it.